none
∞
1.0
- pronoun
- /nʌn/
:
ninguno
- It's none of your business, and it never has been.
- none exist
- none other than
- none reported
Just a line under my eye, none on top, just under.
- Just a line under my eye, none on top, just under.
- And when you find that person, none of the others will matter.
- He says you have none of those things.
- I've got so many shows, but none of them start quite like this.
- They use such small sample sizes that none of the results are reliable.
- None of them, none of them would touch this.
- And when I discover that the answer is none, I relax.
- He's like, I ain't doing none of this, OK.
Examples
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Now I have friends, but none of them really play Magic.
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None of us know him.
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And when you find that person, none of the others will matter.
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Please put all, some or none of your money inside the box.
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All right, So we could have one, none or two.
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- It's none of my business.
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See, the problem is here that none of these stands out.
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Fewer than this number were artists of color, and none of these were women.
Academic text (2011) -
The rest of the march was enjoyable, and none of the young men wanted it to end.
Fiction book (1990) -
In the crowded room, none of the guests seemed to notice the unexpected noise.
Synonyms
∞
1.0
Not anything of interest or value
30
8.3
The state of having no value, result, or importance
19
9.9
Not anything or zero
7
8.5
Nothing at all
No one or nothing in Scots dialect
Having no amount or value
Antonyms
Idioms
- Informal
Someone who knows a little about many things but is not an expert in any
Compounds
- Specialized
A nerve or muscle responds fully when a signal reaches a level and not at all below it
How Many
Surface Forms
Etymology
None as the pronoun comes from old parts ne- 'not' and ān 'one', so it originally meant 'not one'. That's why it now means 'not any' or 'no person or thing'.